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Early Fayette County Church Pioneers and Preachers
The article outlines Fayette County religious roots circa 1850s with leaders like B. L. Binnon and early Methodists, Baptists, United Brethren, and Presbyterians. It recounts camp meetings at Payette, clashes over discipline, and notable figures such as John Dol larhide, Levi Fuller, and S. D. Heling, detailing church spread, disputes, and the formation of early congregations across West Union, Groc Creek, and Auburn areas.
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Fayette County
Payette County
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George W. Walker
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M. E. Church
John Webl
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Levi Fuller
Elisha Miurtsvagd
Alo. Byam
Upper Iowa University
United Brothern Church
John Dollarhide
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Bunton
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Wistonain
Youre Job Arno
Tho Mag Ritchie
George Scott
Jabs Arnold
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Nh Jhotel Reapers
West Union
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Aroman
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Seite
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Griffin
Wallace
Grog Creek
Arlineton
D. Heling